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Proportionality in Death Sentencing: Insights from State of North Carolina v. Charles Gene Rogers Introduction In the landmark case of State of North Carolina v. Charles Gene Rogers, aka "Daddy Rich"...
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress in Employment: Forsyth Country Club Case Commentary Introduction The case of Marlene Hogan, April Cornatzer, and Sonya Mitchell v. Forsyth Country Club...
Utility Knife Defined as Deadly Weapon in First-Degree Rape Cases: Insights from STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. NATHANIEL LEE TORAIN (316 N.C. 111) Introduction The case of State of North Carolina v....
Distinct Offenses in Heroin Trafficking: North Carolina's 90-95(h)(4)(c) Provisions Introduction State of North Carolina v. Samuel Perry (316 N.C. 87), adjudicated by the Supreme Court of North...
Affirming the Application of North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure in Private Condemnation Proceedings Introduction Virginia Electric and Power Company v. Marshall F. Tillett, Jr. and Wife, Blythe...
Self-Defense and Aggressor Status: Insights from STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. EDGAR EARL MIZE Introduction State of North Carolina v. Edgar Earl Mize (316 N.C. 48, 1986) is a pivotal case adjudicated...
Admissibility of Leading Questions and Expert Testimony in Juvenile Witness Cases: Insights from STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. WILLIAM THOMAS RIDDICK Introduction STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. WILLIAM...
Defining 'Especially Heinous, Atrocious, or Cruel' in Capital Sentencing: Insights from STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. GLADDEN Introduction STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. WILLIE JAMES GLADDEN (315 N.C. 398,...
Admissibility of Hearsay Under Rule 804(b)(5) in Murder Cases: Insights from STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. BOBBY DEAN TRIPLETT, JR. Introduction The case of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. BOBBY DEAN...
Reaffirming the Limits of Plain Error in Defendant's Right to Silence Introduction In State of North Carolina v. Alton Leamonte Walker (316 N.C. 33), the Supreme Court of North Carolina addressed...
Admissibility of Prior Assault Evidence in Cross-Examination Under N.C.G.S. 8C-1: State v. Morgan Introduction State of North Carolina v. Bradley Eugene Morgan, 315 N.C. 626, decided by the Supreme...
Legislative Intent and Double Jeopardy: An Analysis of STATE v. GARDNER Introduction State of North Carolina v. Franklin D. Gardner, Jr. (315 N.C. 444), decided on February 18, 1986, by the Supreme...
Gradual Contamination Excluded: Waste Management of Carolinas Inc. v. Peerless Insurance Company Introduction Waste Management of Carolinas, Inc., trading as Trash Removal Service, Inc. v. Peerless...
Admissibility of Prior Sexual Offenses Evidence in Child Abuse Cases: Insights from STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. JOSEPH J. DeLEONARDO Introduction STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. JOSEPH J. DeLEONARDO (315...
Limits on Double Jeopardy: Separate Punishments for Rape and Kidnapping in STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. WENDELL MASON Introduction STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. WENDELL MASON (315 N.C. 724), decided by...
Clarifying the Admissibility of Hearsay Under Rule 803(24) in Criminal Proceedings: Analysis of State of North Carolina v. Sylvester Smith Introduction State of North Carolina v. Sylvester Smith, 315...
Relaxation of Corpus Delicti Requirements in Non-Capital Cases: State v. Dwight Parker, Sr. Introduction In State of North Carolina v. Dwight Parker, Sr. (315 N.C. 222, 1985), the Supreme Court of...
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. LEONARD D. AVERY: Affirmation of Jury Selection Integrity and Felony Murder Application Introduction In the landmark case of State of North Carolina v. Leonard D. Avery...
Admission of Guilt by Counsel Constitutes Ineffective Assistance: A Comprehensive Analysis of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v. WILLIAM HARBISON, JR. (315 N.C. 175) Introduction STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA v....
State of North Carolina v. Willie Brown, Jr.: Upholding Capital Punishment in First-Degree Murder – A Comprehensive Analysis Introduction State of North Carolina v. Willie Brown, Jr. is a landmark...